Age: Children under three years old are free
Dublin Zoo is an excellent place for kids to have fun. It isn’t easy to find a better place. It’s located in Phoenix Park and is easily accessible via public transportation. This makes it a wonderful experience for all the family. It’s a big zoo so you will have to walk a lot.
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Airfield Estate
The Airfield Estate is an Urban Farm located near Dumdum. It is easily accessible via public transport. The farm offers educational tours to children. It’s an inside look at what farming is all about.
This is a viral activity in schools. Check if your child will go to the farm during the school year. They might even enjoy going to the farm twice!
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Malahide Castle and Gardens
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Age: 3+
Consider going to Malahide Castle for a more scenic kid’s activity. Although technically not in Dublin, it’s worth the trip for over 800 years of rich history. The castle organizes various activities throughout the year to coincide with different festivals. Watch their website around Halloween and Easter.
You don’t have to drive if you are coming from Dublin. Public transport is available to reach the castle and gardens. You can get directions on google maps.
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Viking Splash tour
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Age: 7+
Tourist traps are fun, but they’re still tourist traps. The Viking Splash is located in the city center. It is an opportunity to see Dublin from land and water in an amphibious vehicle. This tour is more enjoyable in nice weather.
The tour is not suited to children under seven years old. However, this is a suitable age range. The tour guide goes in-depth on the Viking history of Dublin, which is difficult for younger children to understand.
Trip Advisor has some reviews of the Viking Splash Tour.
AquaZone
Age: 3+
Are you ready to go swimming? AquaZone is a water park indoors located in Blanchardstown. Public transport is available from Dublin’s city center. You’ll find multiple slides, an artificial lazy river, and a surf simulator inside.
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The National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland
Age: 7+
The National leprechauns museum is an excellent activity for kids to learn about Irish folklore and legends. The guided tours are held in the center and last around 45 minutes.
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Croke Park Stadium Tour & GAA Museum
Age: 5+
A visit to Croke Park, the GAA Museum, and Croke Park will be a fun family outing for any young GAA enthusiasts. Croke Park, located just outside the city center, is easily accessible via public transport.
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Imaginosity
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Age: From 3 to 9 years old
It would be limiting to call Imaginosity a kids’ museum. Imaginosity is located in Sandyford and offers kids interactive learning experiences. The activities are varied and include everything from art to science. The venue provides a variety of workshops in addition to its museum. This is a fun activity for kids to do in the afternoon.
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Dublinia
Age: 3+
Discover medieval Dublin with your family and its unique Viking heritage. Dublinia, located in the heart of Dublin, is a fun activity for your children.
You can visit Christ’s Church, the medieval cathedral of Dublin, which is located right next door when you visit Dublinia.
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The Ark
Age – Each event has a specific age range
The Ark, located in Temple Bar, is a cultural center for families and children. You can participate in various workshops and events to learn about art with your kids.
